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This game isn't really a game anymore

BBag0hxULG·3/18/2017, 7:15:56 PM·3 votes·292 views

League of Legends is literally centered on 1 thing now a days, that being "report x for doing x". I see this every single fucking game, it's like I'm on a chatting website, and everyone is the chat moderators. Seriously, grow some nuts people, just because someone said something you didn't like, doesn't mean you should just "tattle tale to the riot police". Asking for reports is a reportable offense anyways. so why be a hypocrite? Also, let me go under the clarification that someone not performing to your potential, doesn't mean their intentionally feeding. Intentionally feeding is dying purposely over and over again, not sitting under tower and being 0/6. If they are sitting under tower, then they're CLEARLY not trying to die. Please get this through your thick skulls. I can't have 1 game without having someone fucking crying their eyeballs out, it's like i'm forced to watch over 4 toddlers, if not 9. I didn't sign up for baby sitting, RIOT, I singed up for competitive game play, which happens once in a blue moon.

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2 Comments

Great Muta3/18/2017, 7:32:53 PM2 votes

I agree. The behavior system is such a big part of the game, more so than any other game I can think of. League is the first game I've ever played where I worry just as much about if I could be banned for saying something as I do trying to win.

There's a game in League and it's trying to be the lucky report to get someone punished.

hater free zone3/18/2017, 11:29:40 PM1 votes

One method of filtering that I thought was cool, but could never work in LoL ranked, is something like how Xbox Live used to do where you could ascribe yourself to a certain group of people to play with depending on how you play. They had a way so you can opt in to play with toxic players, casual players, etc.

I don't think this would work in league though since it would have to create a bunch of separate dedicated servers and that can affect elo ranking, but it's an interesting concept.